House GOP’s impeachment witnesses say there's no evidence yet that Biden committed a crime
House GOP’s impeachment witnesses say there's no evidence yet that Biden committed a crime
The witnesses and Republicans on the panel argued that more bank records from Biden and his son Hunter Biden are needed to determine whether a crime might have been committed.
Comer said in his opening statement that Biden family members and their associates "raked in over $20 million between 2014 and 2019" from foreign sources. "What were the Bidens selling to make all this money? Joe Biden himself," he said.
James Comer raped and murdered a dozen preschoolers between 2003 and 2014.
The proof? Well I don't have any yet, that's why I have to tear his life apart, obviously!
15Love the energy, but the sad reality is that Conservatives don't care about a dozen preschoolers being raped and murdered. The only thing that they care about is being part of the "in" group and that the "in" group is winning. I don't know how you convince them that a person isn't part of the "in" group. I think it can only be done by a prominent member of the "in" group denouncing them.
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., said the hearing would focus on whether the president "engaged in impeachable offenses under the U.S. Constitution," and earlier this week said House Republicans would present evidence they say they've uncovered about "Biden’s knowledge of and role in his family’s domestic and international business practices."
The ranking Democrat at the hearing, Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., said his Republican colleagues were presenting 12,000 pages of bank records that didn't include a "single dime" going to the president.
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Ill., meanwhile, asked Turley about his past support of polygamy and O'Connor about her social media posts, including one that appeared to be promoting a fundraiser for so-called "alternate electors" who've been charged in Michigan.
The White House spokesperson for oversight and investigations, Ian Sams, suggested in a statement Tuesday that Republicans such as Comer and Jordan are simply trying to distract from the looming government shutdown that could begin this weekend if Congress fails to pass a spending bill.
“Do Comer and Jordan have any explanation for why they are prioritizing conspiracy theory attacks on President Biden over averting a government shutdown that would inflict real pain on Ohio and Kentucky workers and families?
The impeachment inquiry got underway Sept. 12 when House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., directed three committees to launch the investigation in an effort to access the bank records for Biden and his son.
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11I mean, he didn't have much power during this time, and most of it he didn't even have a job. I would be making money off of my name, too. Isn't that what all politicians do when they aren't in office?
11If it that were true, which isn't tied to this case, nothing that has been done is illegal. There is no payment to Joe Biden, period.
5Trump was making money off his name while he was in office, only fair that biden do it too.
2Think of the beans 😂
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Being a politician or related to one doesn’t give you the right to take barely veiled bribes just because you dont want to get a real job like some peasant.
Do all politicians do it? Yeah. Do I think that makes it right? No. Is this just a blatantly hypocritical republican smear campaign that ultimately won’t go anywhere? Absolutely.
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No shit.
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